Limit orders provide investors with an opportunity to buy or sell a specific number of shares at a given/demanded price.
In many instances this solution is favored to market orders because of a slightly higher degree of control over risk or potential losses. We need to include it in estimations. The following simple C++ code provides an attractive estimation for N.
It also provides an investor with a stop-loss price alert if the stock prices drops by 10%,
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